MapleStory, Mapleland, and even 메이플플래닛? #연속 Play

피스타임

MapleStory, Mapleland, and even 메이플플래닛? #연속 Play

Hello!

I'm 피스타임, your Nexon Picker.

A wide range of games based on MapleStory

have been released through MapleStory Worlds.

From the original MapleStory

to Mapleland, a name synonymous with old-school MapleStory,

and 메이플플래닛, a new world that's been gaining attention,

I've played them all.

Here's what gives each one its own appeal.


Plenty of Quality-of-Life Features and Content

The Original MapleStory

First up, the original MapleStory remains popular,

with large-scale events every quarter.

The recent Change Burning: Lucid Dream event, which lets you transform into Lucid,

offers an engaging way to level up and earn rewards.

The collaboration event with Jin of BTS

also drew plenty of attention for giving out a potion that grants 1 level even to players at level 285,

nicknamed the “Jin Hyper Growth Potion.”

(Jin's Hyper Growth Potion)

This is the most up-to-date version of MapleStory,

so if you're looking for dazzling effects and satisfying progression,

there's no game quite like MapleStory.

The Authentic Old-School MapleStory Feel

Mapleland

Mapleland is the most popular server on MapleStory Worlds

among those based on pre-Big Bang MapleStory.

It offers the most faithful recreation of the original, and with its 1x rates,

it's a demanding experience that keeps the spirit of that era alive.

The recent announcement of Mapleland 2.0

also revealed plans for a standalone client.

The Pirate class is reportedly on the way, too.

A Lighter Take on Old-School MapleStory?

메이플플래닛

메이플플래닛 is a MapleStory Worlds server

that attracted attention with its recent beta.

While it's based on old-school MapleStory,

it uses moderate multipliers for EXP, mesos, and item drop rates,

offering a more relaxed experience that's a big part of its appeal.

Players feeling a little worn out by Mapleland's demanding progression

may find the release of 메이플플래닛 worth looking forward to.


Today, I played these 3 games

based on MapleStory back-to-back.

Each seems to have its own distinct appeal.

Which one appeals to you?